Задание 37499: Прочитайте текст с пропусками, обозначенными номерами 30-36. Эти номера соответствуют заданиям 30-36, в которых представлены возможные варианты ответов. Отметьте цифру 1, 2, 3 или 4, соответствующую выбранному Вами варианту ответа. What a Trick! Lisa and I have been friends since the third grade. We both loved to ride our bikes and loved spending the holidays, weekends, and summers together. One summer, we settled ________ (30) cleaning up her room. As soon as we started, Lisa’s mom called her for some help. Vacuuming was my favourite part of cleaning, so I decided to clean up every spot. When I bent over to suck up the dust under the dresser, I found a book with the word DIARY on it. The book was bright pink and looked more like old scraps of paper than a diary. Usually I would not snoop in private belongings, but when I picked it up from underneath the dresser I saw that the pages were messed up and I decided to put them back together. While doing so, I saw my name in a passage that really ________(31) my attention: ‘It made me cry when Papa told me we’re moving to Sri Lanka. He told me not to tell Nadine because it might break her heart. Well, I will just enjoy the last summer I have now.’Friends help me realize my good qualities. Even though I felt ________(32) over the situation, I decided not to spoil our friendship. At that point, I ________(33) a vow to give Lisa the best summer I could. The next day, Lisa had complete control. I ________(34) her do things I even hated doing. We went to the boring museum. We watched her stupid brother, Line, do his band show. Finally, Lisa became ________(35) of what I was doing. ‘Why are you doing all this? It’s not my birthday or anything.’ ‘Lisa, I know you’re moving to Sri Lanka. I’ve read your diary,’ I confessed.‘Are you talking about this?’ Lisa held up the same pink notepad I saw the previous day and started to laugh. ‘This notebook isn’t my diary. It was a novel I started on. I was making a story about you and me.’ I felt relieved but confused and I couldn’t ________ (36) but ask, ‘What about the title? It does say ‘DIARY’ on it?’ ‘I put that there so no one would read it until I finished. Do you really think I would move to Sri Lanka and not tell you? Ha, that’s a laugh!’ Lisa exploded with unstoppable laughter. One summer, we settled _______

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Прочитайте текст с пропусками, обозначенными номерами 30-36. Эти номера соответствуют заданиям 30-36, в которых представлены возможные варианты ответов. Отметьте цифру 1, 2, 3 или 4, соответствующую выбранному Вами варианту ответа.

What a Trick!

Lisa and I have been friends since the third grade. We both loved to ride our bikes and loved spending the holidays, weekends, and summers together.

One summer, we settled ________ (30) cleaning up her room. As soon as we started, Lisa’s mom called her for some help. Vacuuming was my favourite part of cleaning, so I decided to clean up every spot. When I bent over to suck up the dust under the dresser, I found a book with the word DIARY on it.

The book was bright pink and looked more like old scraps of paper than a diary.

Usually I would not snoop in private belongings, but when I picked it up from underneath the dresser I saw that the pages were messed up and I decided to put them back together. While doing so, I saw my name in a passage that really ________(31) my attention: ‘It made me cry when Papa told me we’re moving to Sri Lanka. He told me not to tell Nadine because it might break her heart. Well, I will just enjoy the last summer I have now.’Friends help me realize my good qualities. Even though I felt ________(32) over the situation, I decided not to spoil our friendship. At that point, I ________(33) a vow to give Lisa the best summer I could.

The next day, Lisa had complete control. I ________(34) her do things I even hated doing. We went to the boring museum. We watched her stupid brother, Line, do his band show. Finally, Lisa became ________(35) of what I was doing. ‘Why are you doing all this? It’s not my birthday or anything.’

‘Lisa, I know you’re moving to Sri Lanka. I’ve read your diary,’ I confessed.‘Are you talking about this?’ Lisa held up the same pink notepad I saw the previous day and started to laugh. ‘This notebook isn’t my diary. It was a novel I started on. I was making a story about you and me.’

I felt relieved but confused and I couldn’t ________ (36) but ask, ‘What about the title? It does say ‘DIARY’ on it?’

‘I put that there so no one would read it until I finished. Do you really think I would move to Sri Lanka and not tell you? Ha, that’s a laugh!’ Lisa exploded with unstoppable laughter.

One summer, we settled ________ (30) cleaning up her room